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WILLIAM WCAHOON.FRANCIS P.COLTON
HENRY H CURTISS, ENOCH GREEN,
HORATIO W GRIDLEY, ELIHU T HEDGES,
HENRY W PORTER A JUDSON RAND ,
LEFROY RAVENHILL DAVID SELIGMAN.
JOHN SNOWDEN, SIDNEY B WORTH.
STUDENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIED OF PESTILENTIAL DISEASE
WHILE SERVING IN THE
PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF NEW YORK.
THIS TABLET
IS ERECTED BY THE FACULTY .
THAT THE MEMORY OF THESE
MARTYRS OF HUMANITY
MAY NOT DIE;
AND THAT TAUGHT BY THEIR EXAMPLE.
THE GRADUATES OF THE COLLEGE
MAY NEVER HESITATE TO HAZARD LIFE
IN THE PERFORMANCE OF
PROFESSIONAL DUTY".
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FACULTY
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President
of
Columbia
University
Michael I. Sovern,
L.L.B., L.L.D.
Vice President for Health
Sciences and
Dean of the Faculty of
Medicine
Each one of you is to be congratulated for having completed strenuous, I
yet exciting years at P&S, truly one of the finest medical schools in the
country. We have prepared you well for the future if we have taught you
to expect and welcome change, to be prepared for current knowledge
becoming obsolete, and to know how to keep up with progress and acquire
new knowledge. Although not a part of the formal curriculum, I hope that
you have found role models both in basic science and in clinical medicine.
Basic Science succeeds by hard work, a flair for spotting the unusual,
openness and scrupulous honesty. Clinical practice succeeds by always
keeping up with science, making proven advances available to the patient,
yet seeing each patient as a human being, entitled above all to compas-
sion, dignity and respect.
Henrik H. Bendixen, M.D.
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Donald F. Tapley, M.D.
Alumni Professor and
Senior Deputy Vice President
for Health Sciences
Associate
Dean
for
Student
Affairs
You entered the P&S Class of 1986 from 23 states
including Idaho, Wyoming, Oklahoma and Indiana,
plus the Commonwealth, District of Columbia, and
several other countries, earnest, eager, enthusiastic,
energetic and empathetic.
Exceptional excellence engaged exact endogeny,
eugenics and ethics, while endoscopy evoked explora-
tion, enclaves evolved exuberanace, enigmas
enchanted the existential, and erudite emulated the
empyrean with exuberance, essence and esprit, earn-
ing the elitism of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Earnestly I congratulate you.
Linda D. Lewis, M.D.
Lester M. Geller, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for
Student and
Curricular Affairs
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Anatomy and Cell Biology
Dr. Michael Gershon, Chairman
Dr. Ernest W. Apri
Drs. Melvin Moss and Letty Salentijn-Moss
Dr. Eladio A. Nunez
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Dr. Karl H. Pfenninger
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Dr. Charles R. Noback
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Dr. Richard T. Ambron
Dr. Charles A. Ely
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Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
Dr. Isidore S. Edelman,
Chairman
Dr. Alvin I. Krasna
Dr. Parithychery Srinivasan
Dr. Stephen Goft
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Dr. Richard Axel
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biophysics
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Dr. Samuel C. Silverstein, Chairman
Dr. David Schachter
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Teacher of Year Award 1982-1983
Dr. Shu Chien, Class of '86 Teacher of Year
Award 1982-1983
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Microbiology
Dr. Harold S. Ginsberg
Dr. Benvenuto Pernis
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Dr. Bernard F. Erlanger, Acting Chairman
Dr. Elvin A. Kabat
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Dr. Saul J. Silverstein
Dr. Paul D. Ellner
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Dr. David H. Figurski
Dr. Charles S. H. Young
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Dr. Philip D'Alesandro
Dr. Dickson D. Despommier, Class
of '86 Teacher of Year Award
1983-1984
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Neural Science
Dr. Eric R. Kandel
Dr. Vincent F. Castellucci
Dr. James H. Schwartz
Human Genetics
Nutrition
Dr. Myron Winick and Maudine
Dr. William Johnson
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Pathology
Dr. John Fenoglio, Jr, Acting
Chairman
Dr. Karl Perzin, Class of 86 Teacher of Year
Award 1983-1984
Dr. Jay Lefkowitch
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Dr. Raymond Gambino
Dr. Richard
Defendini
Neuropathology
Ulvsses Martin
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Pharmacology
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Dr. Brian F. Hoffman, Chairman
Dr. Daniel J. Goldberg
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Anesthesiology
Dr. Allen I. Hyman, Acting
Chairman
Dr. Ellise Delphin
Dr. Kevin B. Sanborn
Dermatology
Dr. Leonard C. Harber, Chairman
Dr. Robert R. Walther
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Internal Medicine
Dr. Robert M. Glickman, Chairman
Dr. Robert E. Canfield
Dr. Thomas Q. Morris
Dr. Glenda J. Garvey
Drs. Donald A. Holub and Abbie I. Knowlton
Dr. John Lindenbaum
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Dr. Harold C. Neu
Dr. Andrew G. Frantz
Dr. John N. Loeb
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Dr. Qais Al-Awqati
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Dr. Robert T. Whitlock
Dr. Gerald B. Appel
Dr. J. Thomas Bigger
Dr. Ronald E. Drusin
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Dr. Carmen Ortiz-Neu
Dr. Rita A. Charon, ITP
Dr. Ethel S. Siris, ITP
Dr. Constance Park, PPR
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Dr. Arthur Bank
Dr. Brian Scully
Dr. David J. Rothman
Society and Medicine
Dr. Stephen Rosenberg
Health Care Systems
Dr. Nigel Paneth
Epidemiology
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Neurology
Dr. Lewis P. Rowland, Chairman
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Dr. Jay P. Mohr
Dr. Darryl C. DeVivo
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Dr. Michael Fetell
Dr. James R. Miller
Dr. Daniel Sciarra
Dr. James F. Hammi
Dr. Richard Mayeux
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Drs. Linda D. Lewis and Audrey S. Penn
Dr. Lucien J. Cote
Rehabilitation Medicine
Dr. John A. Downey,
Chairman
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Dr. Stanley J. Myers
Dr. Erwin G. Gonzalez
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Neurological Surgery
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Dr. Bennett M. Stein, Chairman
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Dr. Kalmon Post
Dr. Peter W. Carmel
Dr. W. Jost Michelsen
Dr. Edgar M. Honsepian
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Dr. Donald O. Quest
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Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Mortimer Rosen,
Chairman
Dr. Edward T. Bovve
Dr. Elynne Margulis
Dr. Laxmi Baxi
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Dr. Jack E. Maidman
Dr. Wvlie C. Hembree
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Orthopedic Surgery
Dr. Harold M. Dick.
Chairman
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Dr. Robert Carroll
Dr. S. Ashby Grantham
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Dr. John R. Denton
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Dr. Christopher B. Miehelsen
Dr. David P. Rove, Jr.
Dr. Louis U. Bigliani
Dr. David L. Andrews
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Dr. Howard A. Kiernan,
Jr.
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Ophthalmology
Dr. Charles J. Campbell,
Chairman
Dr. Martin Leib
Otolaryngology
Dr. Maxwell Abramson.
Chairman
Dr. Soly Baredes
Dr. Andrew Blitzer
Dr. Jack J. Wazen
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Pediatrics
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Dr. Michael Katz,
Chairman
Dr. Stephen J. Atwood
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Dr. Kenneth H. Katz
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Dr. Martin Nash
Dr. Frederick Bomback
Dr. R. Peter Altman
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Psychiatry
Dr. Herbert Pardes, Chairman
Dr. Lyle E. Rosnick
Dr. Erie Marcus
Dr. Stan D. Arkow
Dr. Carol Bernstein
Dr. Sidney Malitz
Dr. Stuart Yudofsky
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ladiology
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Dr. David H. Baker
Chairman
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Dr. Walter Berdon
Dr. Kent Ellis
Dr. Kaaren N. Bergquist
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Dr. Jeffrey H. Newhouse
Dr. John II. Austin
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Surgery
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Dr. Alfred M. Markowitz
Dr. Robert G. Bertseh
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Dr. Kenneth A. Forde
Dr. Thomas C. King
Dr. Keith Reemtsma, Chairmai
Dr. Phillip D. Wiedel
Dr. Paul LoGerfo
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Dr. Frank Gump
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Dr. Joseph A. Buda
Dr. Eric A. Rose
Dr. Roman Nowygrod
Dr. George J. Todd
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Dr. John B. Price
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Dr. Alan Benvenistv
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Dr. Michael Treat
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Dr. Sven luster
Dr. Henry M. Spotnitz
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Dr. Frederic P. Herter
Dr. Mark A. Hardy
Dr. James R. Malm
Urology
Dr. Carl A. Olsson,
Chairman
Dr. Terry W. Hensle
Dr. John D. Birkhoff
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Dr. Peter J. Puehner
Dr. Kevin E. Burbige
Dr. John K. Lattimer
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Special People
Alumni Office: (/. to r. I Anke Suiting, Cathy Cuuchcll. Lisa Mayer, and
Mary Garris
Student Affairs and Financial Aid: (1. to r.) Ideta Daniel, Frances Ficklen, and
Ellen Spilker
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Dean's Office: (/. tor. ) Jean Burns, Ritth Pataky, andThelma Coht
P & S Club: Janis Mitchell
Minority Affairs and Ambulatory
Care: Margaret Haynes
Dean's Office: (I. to r. I Flora Atkins, Laurie Novak, and Joan Popovitch
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GRADUATES
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The Hippocratic Oath
"You do solemnly swear, by whatever each of you holds most sacred
That you will be loyal to the Profession of Medicine and just and
generous to its members
That you will lead your lives and practice your art in uprightness and
honor
That into whatsoever house you enter, it shall be for the good of the sick
to the utmost of your power, your holding yourselves far aloof from
wrong, from corruption, from tempting of others to vice
That you will exercise your art solely for the cure of your patients, and
will give no drug, perform no operations, for a criminal purpose, even it
solicited, far less suggest it
That whatsoever you shall see or hear of the lives of your patients which
is not fitting to be spoken, you will keep inviolably secret
These things you do swear. Let each of you bow the head in sign of
acquiescence
And now, if you will be true to this, your oath, may prosperity and good
repute be ever yours; the opposite, if you shall prove yourselves
forsworn."
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President
P&S Club
You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out
of focus.
— Mark Twain
It has been my good fortune to have been involved in the P&S Club.
It gave me the opportunity to promote the expression of individual ideas
and artistic talents, so vital in an environment where conformity is the norm.
And when the harsli realities of our work mirrored our own frailties, the
Club became a place to seek warmth and reassurance in the many friendships
we found there.
But now we leave it all behind — a new world awaits us . . .
GOOD LUCK, EVERYONE!
— Eric Greenblatt
President
Class of 1986
I want to thank you for the honor of being Class President for the past
three years.
At times it seemed as if we would never make it.
From jackets, ties and shorts on that first day of classes to Gershon's
jellyrolls and elephant antics . . . from Ernie's colorful anecdotes to
Glenda's first-day-of-Medicine pep talk ("a good is something to be proud
of*) . . . from Boards, applications and interviews. Public Health projects
and Supernight to gowns at Graduation — we finally did make it!
It has been ... an experience.
Good luck and take care,
Chris Rapuano
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
,
David P. Adelson
Salvatore Albanese
Jose Manuel Angel
Kevin P. Allen
44
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
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Cameron D. Ashbaugh
Evelyn Attia
Steven B. Auerbach
45
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Ellen G. Bedichek
Lawrence S. Bass
Birgitte Bendixen
46
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
James P. Boulier
Martin Boublik
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Amy R. Brager
Kjetil Brevig
47
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Steven Brigham
Carol Leslie Brown
Mark B. Brody
Peter C. Buetow
Deborah J. Cairo
Chris P. Cannon
48
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Fred M. Carter
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Jairo E. Castillo
49
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
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Michael P. Castro
Angela Mei Chan
Winjing Chan
Edward D. Chan
50
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Camille D. Chavez
Janis Gale Chester
Francisco Civantos
Franklin T. Chow
51
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Richard D. Clark
Tom K. Coffey
52
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
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Miguel Conde
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Christopher Damm
Gerald J. Dal Pan
53
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Jose Jorge Davila
William M. DeMayo
John M. Dent
54
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Lourdes Dominguez
Theresa Diaz
Nancy Jean Donovan
Susana G. Duncan
55
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
lifts
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Niloo M. Edwards
Scott G. Estabrook
Elliot W. Ehrich
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Keith D. Fisher
Thomas R. Frieden
Mark S. Fradin
57
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Noah J. Friedman
Mark D. Gelernt
Michael J. Garrity
Craig H. Friedmann
Michael F. Gilson
Steven Gerst
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
John L. Gomes
Charles J. Gonzalez
59
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Paul Clark Gordon
Eric P. Greenblatt
Roy Gulick III
John P. Gruen
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Brian D. Haas
Stephen P. Hardy
David M. Hovsepian
Sarah Hartman
61
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Barry S. Hyman
Cheryl Ann Jay
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Douglas L. Jicha
Christopher Johannet
Amy E. Jonassen
Joseph A. John
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Antonio Joseph Jr.
David J. Kuester
Susan M. Kellie
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
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Diane L. Lanier
Barron H. Lerner
Julie M. Lewin
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
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Mark E. Linskey
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Kee-Hak Lim
Juan A. Lopez
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John G. Lunt
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Arthur L. Malkani
Michael G. Maday
Susan J. Mandel
William Marshall
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Bruce McCormack
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Timothy C. Miller
Thomas E. Miller
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Donald P. Mitrane
Susan Morales
Raul Mitrani
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Paul L. Muscat
Rahul K. Naidu
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Andres Navedo-Rivera
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Jenifer A. Nields
Edward K. Park
Heidi M. Owen
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Susan Parsons-Armstrong
Deniz A. Perese
Alessandra B. Pernis
Archibald Perkins
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
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Dian A. Picou
Zachary M. Pine
Christopher S. Proctor
Dianne C. Polsen
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Christopher Rapuano
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Douglas A. Ross
Harlan G. Rich
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Margaret S. Rudolf
Marc S. Rubin
Alan J. Saffran
John Sampson
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Thomas A. Schwann
Ian H. Santoro
Francis T. Schwerin
John Sconzo
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Elyse L. Seidner-Joseph
Kevin H. Silver
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Karen A. Siller
Alexander Simotas
Wendelin M. Slusser
Kevin M. Slawin
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Jay V. Solnick
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
J. Turner Stauffer
Deborah J. Stein
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Robert J. Strauch
Scott M. Stengel
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Richard Tamman
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Janet C. Teltscher
William Thomas
Neil Theise
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 1986
Lawrence S. Turtel
William Tronolone
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Henry Weil
Toba A. Weinstein
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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CLASS OF 19S6
Richard L. White Jr.
Ann Weltv
Jeffrey C. Wint
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Douglas Kramer
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Kimberlv A. Yonkers
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ACTIVITIES
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First Year
Christmas Show
Good complaint — one pizza for you!
'As an extension of our class in Surface Anatomy
Maylie scores big in The Newlywed Game
84
Well always have the embrvo slides. We didn t have them, until you came to
P&Sablanca and got them back for us.'
Operation Babystrap
Fwas the night before Christmas .
I thought P & S stood for Pabst and Schlitz'
85
AMBA rates the Christmas Show as DO. — Definitely
Offensive
'I think pfreeze pfracs are really keen,
The neatest things I've ever seen.
I know the others think I'm mean —
They just failed four, I failed thirteen!!
— Watch 'em scream —
Pfreeze pfrac
Pfreeze pfrac . . .'
Pfire up!
'. . . Mel Moss, Mel Moss, Mel Moss, Mel Moss,
We know that Lettie is reallv the boss!"
E-e-e-ernie, amorous Emit
'O squid bingo, squid bingo, makes us all attend the classes that we need so much — like 1TTPM . . .'
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The
Bard Hall
Players
BHP Chairpersons '86; Trip Gulick, Julia Lynch '87, Mark Linskey
The Bard Hall Players ... The BHPs ... a group
that calls forth passionate loyalty and passionate scorn
. . . a. delightful bonus to the CPMC community . . .a
self-centered drain on more important pursuits . . .
fun . . . work . . . torment . . . joy.
Which is it? Obviously all of the above. People join
for a host of reasons: to fill up empty social time in the
Heights; to divert themselves from other, greater,
pressures; to finally see what it's like 'while you've still
got the chance'; to indulge dreams of a glamorous
theatrical life before the footlights; to have fun. But
like anything at CPMC, anything done by bright,
hardworking — yes, driven — medical students (and
others), it is done to its fullest, with passion, with in-
tensity. And it is always done in the spotlight. Any-
thing done so fully and so visibly would have to get the
strong responses the Players do. And just look at the
following pages — you'll find nothing half done and all
of it wide open, eagerly embracing anyone who will
stop — for even a moment — to watch.
Steve Auerbach
Kjetil Brevig
Steve Brown
Angela Chan
Theresa Diaz
Noah Friedman
Mark Gelernt
Mike Gilson
Trip Gulick
Dave Hovsepian
Barry Hyman
Doug Jicha
Rob Leavitt
Barron Lemer
Julie Lewin
Todd Linden
Mark Linskey
Susan Mandel
Bill Marshall
Tim Miller
Andres Navedo-Rivera
Harlan Rich
Margaret Rudolf
Elyse Seidner-Joseph
Karen Siller
Neil Theise
Rich White
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Fiddler on the Roof
Well — it all started with this one in the Fall of '82, with a Fiddler
on the Roof luring some of us to another time, another place, for
removed from the med school grind . . . No, not Anatevka, silly
— The Bard Hall Players.
Godspell
Godspell was the only musical to feature not only packed houses, but als<
the blizzard of the decade and two Acts of God.
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As You
Like It
The Bard came to Bard Hall
with "As You Like It" a com-
edy of epic proportions, and
a stage that set the stage for
many innovations to come.
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Once Upon A Mattress
Trip brought fantasy to life in Once Upon A Mattress, and populated the
kingdom with what seemed to be the entire class of '86 — just look
around!
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Cabaret
Cabaret, the searing musical drama staged in the spring of "84, was notable for
Noah's exploring hitherto unplumbed dramatic depths — mighty impressive.
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Hair
"Be-In was the concept for Hair, witli every cast member playing an
indispensable part of a multimedia trip back to the 60"s. Steve A. was a
pioneer backstage with his 4-projeetor slide commentary, while the
choreographed chaos was created by Rich and Terry. And though unsung, Neil
injected new life into Hair's free form direction and script.
Hot L Baltimore
Hot L Baltimore provided an opportunity for Steve A. and other nonmusical
members of the group to take center stage — in Alumni Auditorium, of all
places.
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West Side Story
Then there's West Side Story — that's right, we finally did it — and with flair!
Even Harlan couldn't resist taking a turn in front of the lights instead of behind
them.
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Anything Goes
Anything Goes . . . and it certainly did, with Trip once again assuming navigational duties. Bill
keeping the engine well stoked and running smoothly, and Mark L. exploring hitherto unsealed
comedic heights.
And at press time, The Real Inspector Hound was to be seen doggedly pursuing a bit of unpleasantness at Muldoon Manor, and farther
down the road Pippin was still searching for his corner of the sky.
And the show goes on . . .
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Rugby
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Two hands on the ball Gilson!
"Kuester, your Social Security check should cover the keg.'
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"Honest Doctor Lew-
is, I left before the drinking started." (Dr. Bertsch, the next morning)
"Dr. Bertsch. can you sew up his mouth while you're at it?"
Boys will be boys.
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Dad. will you catch one for a change?
"AJi-Bu
m telling you. Woody, we walked into my room and she started to . .
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Coed Basketball
"Are you sure that's our basket?"
"Schwannoma"
At least Stan can score off of the court.
P&S Weightlifting Club
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Hometown favorite puts a little English on the ball.
Eddie always feels at home on a bike
but Juan would rather be home than biking
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CANDIDS
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Bard
Roof
End stage encephalopathy from living with Fred
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"I can't do a thing with my hair!"
"They don't call me the Latin Lover
for nothing! '
"Well Jay. I find that Pampers are remarkably more absorbant."
Noah parties with friends
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"Which way to the bathroom?"
"Hey, I know she's married.'
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Gerald contemplates the fate of Carmen.
"But I thought Heimlich always wore his pants this lou
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Three young single MD's seek companionship — bring your own superglue.
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Gerst studying.
Earth to Elliot.
"Hey guys, did you check it for O. & P.?"
"Ignore Kevin — maybe hell go away."
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The Girls and Boys
"Hey, what are we doing on this page?"
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"Sue, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore."'
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HI
Men of few words.
"YEAH!"
"Don't worn, Harlan, you're next."
'Tee Hah!' Wonderful Wyoming
. and she's not even a nun.
125
126
127
"Coffee, tea, or D5W?"
128
3 + Chvostek's sign
"What third year clerkship in ENT?"
She came from Planet Claire
129
"A granola bar cake — my favorite!"
Susan gets her just desserts
Just one of the guys
Breakin' with a smile
130
There's a little Alice Kooper in even' P&S student
The Bard Hall Irregulars
Wimp Beach
"And you thought I went to Africa"
Mark studying in the Everglades
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"Ah, here they are — Hensen, Boettscher and Claudii
"I could go for something Gordon's"
Guess who forgot the Preparation H
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"Are vou sure this won't affect mv hair?"
"I write the songs that make the whole world sing .
"Vit. C? No wonder I never get sick!"
OOB with bathroom priviledges
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Bifl Pow! Boom! Trip!
The only known photo of that rare species, Henridicus weilt
"How's the shine, sir?"
"So, you like frozen concentrate straight from the can, Jim?"
134
"Look what Synthroid has done for us!"
"Hey, aren't we too 'low profile' for this sort of thing?
135
"Hi, Mom"
"Whaddaya mean, 'we're not Black? - '
Bottom of the ninth, two outs, Greenblatt at bat
Niloo's Fitness Program
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Cam contemplates Qais, potatoes, and the meaning
of life
Prez
Three generations of P&S
137
A demonstration of the disinhibitory effects of two carbon fragments
Chester and Splatt studying
Such gorgeous gams!
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Just one of the guys
What you get when you cross nude mice with L.L. Bean
Jim and Marlissa proudly display their firstborn
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Incontinent as usual
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Advice from el Amante Latino
'HUL!
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Lumpy Bumpy
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Dr. Hyman, Dr. Bairy Hyman . . ."
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled hillbillies
yearning to be free . . .
HARLAN
This is great! I can hardly wait for NBME III!
141
"Remember students, never go beyond the elbow when doing a
rectal exam!"
142
Drebs
The Days of the Giants
"Jeez, I didn't know the Dean was into hip-hop!"
143
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Inappropriate affect?
P&S's oldest teenager
144
Play that thang
First year Phillv Tournament.
Waiting for the drugs to take effect.
Iranian Dancing
Moleman and the women of Cooperstown.
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Neurology rounds.
The
Steps
Sal Chokes; Jim saves him.
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"My God, he really docs look like Euripides."
Artie waits for crumbs.
Good Humor man talks to customers.
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Excuse me Ed, we re trying to have a private political discussion.
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Camp Cooperstown recreation.
The Hot Beef Syringe Blues Band.
High affinity, low specificity.
"We must've missed the 168th Street stop.'
Heidi and members of P&S Class of 2010.
Our President — a fine example.
Those bad boys keep jammin' the blues.
Med School's tough at my age.
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Fred regresses once more.
"No, I'm not high. Why do vou ask?"
"I said 'cough' Mark, not stick out your tongue."
Another one bites the du^
151
"John you went to Dartmouth, you should be used to sheep.'
"Gilson, you're ruining my image.'
Mike assuming the position of a 3rd year.
"Hey cutie, hop in!"
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OTtnade
Remember Lam Insta-family?
"You cut off his what?"
"By Jove, I think I've got it!"
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Anatomy
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PLAN A
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P&S Memories
— "Don't go out after dark . . . Don't go on the subway after 3
p.m. . . . and never cross Broadway." — L.D.L., 1st day at P&S
— "You came to medical school because you were afraid of
death." — MM.
— "A medical student should be following this patient."
— Do you remember when we thought Dan Coelho was
normal?
— AMBA, PROBE, CHOWDERS
— "Here at Harlem we don't strive for excellence, we aim for
the middle of the road."
— "You're doing Chief of Service in 15 minutes"
— 'A 'good' is something to be proud of
— Plan: As per Intern's note. — CC3
— Above note appreciated.
— "If it's not in the book, it won't be on the exam." — J.F.
— Ram-a-lang-a-ding-dong.
— "Did you do your routine cervical spine auscultation?'' — L. P. R.
— Bolo readings.
— "Repair the right-to-left shunt? Well that would im-
mediatelv kill the patient!"
— A. 1,2,3; B. 1,3; C. 2,4; D. 4; E. All of the above. (I have no
idea)
— Squid Bingo.
— "We gonna make nice tonight."
— "Harlan! Lights!"
— Do you remember when D.J. shaved his strap?
— "We see this ..."
— "Let's check our PPD's."
— "Fetal love." — E.A.
— "Three feet!!!"
— "Demerol? Percocet? Hell, I don't care. Give her both."
— S: Pt feels like shit.
O; Pulse-O, Resp.-O, T-93
A: Pt not doing well. He's history.
P: Don't buy any long-playing records.
— "I read free air."
— FYBIGMI
— "Bend over, we're driving." — Dept. of Medicine.
— "I'd be willing to work up a pheo."
— "He's not that bad a guy."
— "Put that thing away."
— Assessment: DB with DL (dirtball with dead leg).
— "What did the urine sediment show?"
— "D/C stat."
— "I won't be in tomorrow, I have an interview."
— Maxwell Hall (The Pet Shop).
— Elvis the Bard Hall guard.
— "These are footrests not stirrups."
— "And one medical school exam I know of referred to
Appalachians as 'filthy hillbillies'." — N.Y Times editorial
— Beer and pizza with L.D.L.
— Jellyrolls and popcorn.
— "The army goes under and the navy goes over . . ." — Dr.
Noback
— Norman Kahn's 3 lectures on aspirin.
— Dr. Lattimer's Christmas show appearances.
— P&S publicity in Cinema Blue.
— Neuropath.
— "Well I sat on that committee, and that's not what we
recommended."
— "Did you look at the smear?"
— Jose falling through the window.
— Phobia of Bovine Sounds
— "First breast." E.A.
— "Girl, y all don't know what a bad neighborhood is. " — C. B.
— Urologist: "So what are you going into?"
ENT Applicant: "Urology."
Pediatrician: "So, what are you going into?"
ENT Applicant: "Pediatric urology"
ENT Attending: "So, what are you going into?"
ENT Applicant: "I've always wanted to go into ENT"
— "If you haven't started reading, you're hopelessly behind."
— E.A.
— "She got nice."
— "Hull"
— Tetany.
— "If you want honors that bad, I'll give you honors." — M.G.
— "Let's get an NMR."
— "What not."
— "You should always weigh the patient yourself."
— "Psoriasis? Well, I knew it was some disease that began with
an V."
— "So who wants to be on call the first night?"
— Attending: "A 78 year old woman presents with lower
abdominal pain. What's the first thing you think of?"
Student: "P.I.D."
— "What am I thinking?" — L.P.R.
— "This is the 1st CPMCA for this 38 yo RH G3P0030 s/p MI
w/a h/o IDDM, ARF, PID, SLE, ASCVD, HTN, w/a cc of
BRBPR."
— "You're the most unenthusiastic group I've ever seen.
— "How did he swallow that flashlight?" — A.C.
— Convergers and divergers.
— Boards: Question #55. Which of the following is abnormal
for a 12 year old boy?
A. Dressing in his sister's clothes.
B. Drinking 4-5 beers per day.
C. Masturbating with friends.
D. Locking his parents out of his room.
E. Wanting to go to P&S.
— Mike "Pimpscope"
— Nasus live.
— "Thank you for this interesting dirtball."
— The 3 big lies:
1. The check is in the mail.
2. I won't come in your mouth.
3. You're a 3rd year student and you're here to learn.
— "I want to be just like Glenda Garvey when I grow up."
— "I'm not married and I just broke up with my girlfriend.
— "Where's the enthusiasm?"
— The Dental Lamina.
— "What is the molecular weight of Von Willebrands factor?
— G-men rule!
— "I personally saw cheating on the last exam."
— Team piss.
— Brian Currie
— The Pan Americano $2.50 dinner.
— "Fundi not well visualized."
— Operation Babv Track
— AAAAHHHHHHHH . . .
— Francine.
— Which of the following contributed least to your education
A. "Dr." Rothman
B. "Dr. Marcus
C. "Dr." Rosenburg
D. Constance Park, M.D.
E. AIM Doctors
— "We need a volunteer." . . . "StanHStanHStan!!"
— Remember the Dents: tackle boxes, gold jewelry, 50 mile
per-hour haircuts, Brooklyn accents, their exam means, tran
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1) Are you more comfortable with comic books than with medical books?
2) Do you make wild stabs at humor only to land up stabbing yourself.'
3) Do you often find your foot in your mouth only to discover that
it tastes good?
4) When people step all over you and do your thinking for you do vou
experience an acute sense of relief that you don't have to think
for yourself?
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158
As we are entering the home stretch, I would like to call your attention
to the current state of the transcript service. It is with sadness that I have
watched the progressive disintegration of order. A day doesn't go by wherein I
don't have to correct for someone's negligence of responsibility.
At the risk of alienating the entire dental class, I must say that it is
with you that I have had by far the most difficulty. The transcript service was
Initiated by medical students, but we have opened our doors to anyone who wants
to participate. We expect nothing more or less from you than from ourselves —
each Individual meets the responsibility of transcribing once and editing once.
Because you may not feel the sane stake in things as we do does not Bean that y*+
can shirk your duty.
I don't want to see any more of last year's transcripts xeroxed with the
date crossed out. (Some of you never bothered tn listen to the tape and what
was on paper bore no resemblance to the lecture.^ Also, when a transcript is
returned by the editor because it is unsatisfactory, do not compound your im-
proper action with a hostile denial to do the job right.
We have tried to accomodate you as best we can — no corarauters near the
weekend, scheduling to avoid some of the conflicts and personality problems of
last semester, and so on. Some of you had 10 days to get the job done, and still
cftme late with the excuse that religious holidays got in the way. The schedule
1> posted well in advance , so that things con easily be worked out ahead of
time to avoid a conflict if one exists .
Obviously, these problems apply in part to the medical class as well. They
also don't occur with the majority of dental students, bo I don't want this to
seem a blanket statement about everyone, te-t these occurrences seem to be in-
creasing as we draw near to the end of the semester, at a time we can ill afford,
and hence will not be tolerated.
For these last couple of weeks, Scott Estabrook is the trouble shooter.
You should already know if you will be or during this period, so whether or not
he gets in touch with you to remind you is no excuse. If you foresee a problem,
let him know as soon as you know, and we'll work something out. Transcribers,
know your editors, and vice-versa. These last weeks are important, I want to see
the same enthusiasm and dedication as there was at the beginning of the semester.
We have (65 class-pages left until the money runs out. That means, be brief .
Some of those pages will go to printing old exams, which doesn't leave much.
And if anyone is concerned about ay using a pags up to throw a fit, this one I
paid for.
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Second Year Self-As3essroent Exam
The following wns prepared to test your misery of the
essential information presented during our oeeond year nt r-VS.
nemembcr, this exam will stress general concepts, not npeclfic
fncts. Sorry, but the proctors are not allowed to answer any
questions. Good luck.
1. Which or the following are Included In the DSM-1II diagnostic
criteria for schizophrenia?
A. intense eosinophilia
B. delusions of Raroon y Cajal
C. lupus
D. Coing to CTC's on Tuesday afternoons.
E. fused foot processes
2. How can you tell that you have become B successful doctor'
A. Your colleagues refer their family members to you.
B. Dr. Confield refers his family members to you.
C. Dr. Canfield refers his secretary to you.
D. Your secretary follows you wherever you go.
E. Dr. Canfield 's secretary follows you wherever you go.
3. What disease is found predominantly In homosexual, Puerto Mean,
Ashkenazi Jewish IV drug abusers from the Cayman Islands?
ft. Are Mel Moss and Norman Kahn really the same person?
5. Should you eat raw pork?
6. Should you say "stirrups" or "foot supports?"
?. In light of what you've learned in second year, is it possible
to get a net synthesis of glucose from acetyl CoA?
(jMO) Either of the two statements in each sentence may quite
possibly be true, or in some cases, also relatively false,
and if they are, and the ESR is elevated, they may be
related (on their mother's side) as to cause and effect.
For each pair of statements choose one of the followingi
Ansv
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1st Statement
2nd Statement
Related
A
definitely true
bogus
Sure, why not?
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probably true
wasn 't in the
syllabus
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cosmic
makes no sense
conr>angulnou3
poorly worded
ridiculous
very
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autoimmune
bourgeois
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8. There are 1 0'> , 293 diseases associated with IIIA-B27 BECAUSE
climate is weather and raood is affect.
9- Birth is usually preceeded by pregnancy BECAUSE Sjogren and
Chvostek are first cousins.
10. Given the slight chance that sodium gates octually do exi-a the
slow inward lithium current is much faster than the slow out»nrd
neon current BECAUSE the only cure for pseudopseudohypopn, a thy-
roidism is an anti-antidiuxe tic .
11. Which of the following may be found at the Bronx Zoo?
A. hippocampus
B. l.yonization
C. flhinorrhea
D. Salmonella
E. Giardia Lamblla
12. A.M.B., a '16 year old white male, presents In the Etl wi
nausea, vomiting, severe bifrontal headache, nucchal r
a temperature or loft , enough cells and protein in his
choke a horse, and a couple Df positive signs. The rol
tests were performed: AFL, CIO, PrR , RSVT, IUD, 10U a
ET (phone home). All were within normal limits except
however Dr. Cambino enclosed a personal note warning
trust the plasma RSVPI!" As the Intern on duty you
A. Construct a complete pedigree.
B. ferform a needle brain biopsy.
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Finish your lunch.
He's raking. Send the malingerer home.
Immediately start the patient on thiazide dluieti
but only ofter thoroughly and clearly explaining
mechanism or action.
but we don't
13- Which or the following is suspected of having an autoimmune
e tiology?
A. Suicide
B. Compulsive "hul"-lng
C. World War II
V. Going to dental school
E. 50". or all diseases known to medical science
know which 505)
1ft. Who. wrote this trash?
A. Edinger 4 Wcstphal
B. Goodman, Gilman, A Goodman-Gilraan
C. "irren 4 Freud
I). Ethics A Values
E. Laurence, Noon, 4 Biedle
F. None of the above
C. All of the above
159
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Congratulations To
Eric Paul Greenblatt
And The Class of 1986
From His Family, With
Much Love And Pride
Congratulations
Penny Spiera Turtel
Lawrence Turtel
Congratulations and
Best Wishes to the
Class of 1986
Dr. and Mrs.
Albert Attia
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BENEFACTORS
OF THE CLASS OF 1986
Dr. and Mrs. David Ashbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Jakob Bass
Ruby and Joe Chow
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Housepian
La Verne and Elwood Linskey
Kenyon and Marion Parsons
Dr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Rapuano
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rubin
Timothy Schwerin
Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Stauffer
Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Teltscher
Dave and The Card Doctor
Congratulations and Best Wishes
to our son and brother
Bruce McCormack
Love Mom and Dad, Joseph and
Cathy, Greg, Liz, John, Marie
and Meegan
Congratulations and Best Wishes To
Michael P. Castro
and the Class of 1986
From Mom, Dad, Grandmother,
David, Tina, and Peggy and Mark
Congratulations to the
Class of 1986
P&S RUGBY CLUB
16.3
Dear Louis,
"In Bocca al lupo"
— Congratulations —
Love,
Mom, Dad, John, Paul,
& Ginger
Congratulations to
Paul and the Class
of '86
From: Drs. Robert S. Gordon '46,
Jim Tucker '78, Kim Gordon
Tucker '79
and Stuart Gordon '88,
Peter and Bradley
Tucker 2005?
and the one who made
it all possible —
Arden C. Gordon
Congratulations
to the
Class of '86
From the Family of
Richard L. White, Jr.
CONGRATULATIONS
KJETIL BREVIG, M.D.
with much love, pride,
and respect
Dr. and Mrs. Per Brevig,
Elizabeth, Ingrid, and Chris
164
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
THE DEPARTMENT
OF
REHABILIATION MEDICINE
THE DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY
Wishes to Congratulate the
Class of 1986 and Extend
Best Wishes for a Successful Future
165
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
OUR BEST WISHES FOR
YOUR FUTURE
HAPPINESS
AND CONTINUED
SUCCESS
166
FROM THE
DEPARTMENTS OF:
ANATOMY AND CELL
BIOLOGY
BIOCHEMISTRY AND
MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS
HUMAN GENETICS AND
DEVELOPMENT
MICROBIOLOGY
PATHOLOGY
PHARMACOLOLGY
PHYSIOLOGY AND
CELLULAR BIOPHYSICS
167
Success to the
Class of 1986
Deborah & Ken Silver
KEVIN P. ALLEN
CONGRATULATIONS, A DREAM
FULFILLED. SUCCESS,
HEALTH, AND HAPPINESS TO
YOU AND YOUR CLASSMATES
LOVE FATHER, MOTHER,
AND SISTER
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
DEBBIE
AND HER FRIENDS
ALVIN & FRANCES STEIN
CONGRATULATIONS
AND
BEST WISHES
Drs. Arleen & Robert
Auerbach
BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OF '86 AND MY SON
HARLAN GEORGE RICH
WHO HAS MADE IT ALL
WORTHWHILE.
FLORENCE RICH
Our Warmest
Congratulations To
The Class of 1986
Dr. & Mrs. Leo I. Slawin
and Family
168
CONGRATULATIONS
from the
VICE PRESIDENT FOR HEALTH SCIENCES
DEAN AND FACULTY
of the
COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
169
Congratulations to Arthur L. Malkani
We are proud of your dedication to and
accomplishments in the Medical Field.
Your perseverence, hard work, and
dedication are demonstrated assets
which will insure success both in your
life and profession.
SHEELA and LAXMAN
KAVITA and SUNEEL
A LONG STINT . . .
COST A MINT . . .
DOUBT WE DIDN'T
NOT EVEN A HINT . . .
AND NOW
INTO PRINT —
CONGRATULATIONS
JEFFREY WINT!!!
MOM, DAD, & ELISE
Congratulations
Michael G. Maday
Love Mom & Dad
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST
WISHES
TO DR. NOAH J. FRIEDMAN
AND THE CLASS OF 1986
HELEN AND MILTON FRIEDMAN
HENRIK H. BENDIXEN
170
CONGRATULATIONS TO
OUR DEAR DAUGHTER
IN LAW AND SON
JANET C. AND RAUL
MITRANI
WISHING ROTH OF YOU
LOTS
OF SUCCESS ON YOUR
NEW ENDEAVORS
Jaime & Donna
CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 1986
ESPECIALLY THE
RUGRYTEAM!!!!!
ROSE & ALFRED COELHO
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
MILDRED & FRED CARTER
171
CONGRATULATIONS
to the Class of 1986
BEST WISHES
FOR THE
FUTURE
from the
DEPARTMENT OF
SURGERY
Peter Altman, M.D.
Alan Benvenisty, M.D.
Joseph A. Buda, M.D.
Alison Estabrook, M.D.
Paul A. Gerst, M.D.
Mark A Hardy, M.D.
Norman E. Hugo, M.D.
David C. Jue, M.D.
Sven J. Kister, M.D.
James R. Malm, M.D.
George C. Peck, M.D.
Eric A. Rose, M.D.
John Schullinger, M.D.
Charles Stolar, M.D.
George Todd, M.D.
Philip D. Wiedel, M.D.
Hugh Auchincloss, M.D.
Robert G. Bertsch, M.D.
David Carberry, M.D.
Carl R. Feind, M.D.
Frank E. Gump, M.D.
Frederic P. Herter, M.D.
Ivo Janecka, M.D.
Thomas C. King, M.D.
Peter Liebert, M.D.
Alfred M. Markowitz, M.D.
John B. Price, Jr., M.D.
Steven T. Ruby, M.D.
Craig Smith, M.D.
Francis Symods, Jr., M.D.
Arthur Voorhees, Jr., M.D.
Bashir Zikria, M.D.
Harold Baker, M.D.
Frederick O. Bowman, M.D.
Arthur Cooper, M.D.
Kenneth Forde, M.D.
David V. Habif, Sr., M.D.
LeifO. Holgersen, M.D.
Alfred Jaretski III, M.D.
John M. Kinney, M.D.
Paul LoGerfo, M.D.
Roman Nowygrod, M.D.
Keith Reemtsma, M.D.
Thomas V. Santulli, M.D.
Henry Spotnitz, M.D.
Michael R. Treat, M.D.
Collin J. Weber, M.D.
172
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
From the Members of the
DEPARTMENT OF
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
. . . There is one more thing that
you can learn about the bodv that
only a non-doctor would tell you —
and I hope you'll always remember
this . . . The head bone is
connected
to the heart bone and don't let them
come apart.''
— Alan Alda, May 1979
173
CONGRATULATIONS
AND
BEST WISHES
FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER
DEPARTMENT OF
RADIOLOGY
Congratulations to the
Class of 1986
SIDNEY A SASS
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Group Insurance
Administrators
for
THE ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION
OF THE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICANS
200 Madison Ave.
AND SURGEONS
Low Cost 1
New York, N.Y. 10016
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
— Life Insurance
(212) 696-4780
— Disability Income
— Other Programs i
174
Best Wishes for Success and
Happiness in your Future Careers
Columbia University Affiliation
Office
HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER
The Staff of the
Health Sciences Housing
Office
Extends Their Congratulations
To
THE CLASS OF 1986
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THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OF THE
COLLEGE
OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS
AND A
WARM WELCOME
TO OUR NEWEST
MEMBERS —
THE CLASS
OF
1986
176
The Haven Coffee Shop
Pizza and Deli Restaurant
228 Fort Washington Ave. & 169th Street
New York, NY 10032
Tel. 927-6685
and
Reme's Restaurant
4021 Broadway & 169th Street
New York, NY 10032
Tel. 923-5452
The Management and Personnel of these fine Restaurants
Extend our Congratulations and Best Wishes to All our
Dear Friends of P&S Class of 1986 of Columbia University
for a Successful Career and a Brilliant Future.
Columbia Center Coffee
Shop, Restaurant
and Deli
Fine foods and Groceries
Congratulations
Class of 1986
83 Haven Ave.
927-3300
927-3301
NELSON'S
Delicatessen and Restaurant
A Neighborhood Tradition
170th Street and Broadway
Telephone: 923-9606
177
CONGRATULATIONS
FROM
MetPath)
a CORNING Laboratory Sciences Company
One Malcolm Avenue
Teterboro, New Jersey 07608
(201) 393-5000 — (800) 631-0883
178
Congratulation to
the Class of 1986
4015 Broadway
New York City 10032
Corner 169th Street
212,-928-1234
(J PRODUCTS (/INC.
ORTHOPAEDIC DIVISION
a (pli^ucnd^cmv^Ti company
CONGRATULATIONS, COLLEAGUES!
The Medical Society of the
State of New York
420 Lakeville Road
Lake Success, N.Y. 11042
(516) 488-6100
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St. Luke's —
Roosevelt
Hospital Center
Congratulates the
Class of 1986,
thanks them for their
efforts in support
of patient care at the
Hospital Center, and
wishes the Class
the best in the future.
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Congratulations
and Best Wishes
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY
THE DIVISION OF
TROPICAL MEDICINE
Your consultant for
parasitic diseases
CONGRATULATIONS
to
Susan Margaret Kellie
and
The Class of 1986
181
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
CLASS OF 1986
from
MORRISON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
a major teaching affiliate of
Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons
The Department of Anesthesiology
wishes
The Class of 1986
A Happy, Painless Future
182
The Department of Pediatrics
Congratulates the outstanding members of the graduating class and
all those who choose fields other than Pediatrics, as well.
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
CLASS OF 1986
from the
Department of
Psychiatry
CONGRATULATIONS
to a
BRAINY
CLASS
Department of
Neurosurgery
183
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NEW YORK
A Four Seasons Hotel
BEST WISHES
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
DEPARTMENT OF
OTOLARYNGOLOGY
THE DEPARTMENT
OF
ORSTETRICS &
GYNECOLOGY
EXTEND THEIR
WARMEST
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
184
Your commencement is the
commencement of our whole
family. With great pride
and joy, we wish Winjing
and the Class of 1986 success
and much happiness.
CONGRATULATIONS!
TEH-MING & KUNG-MIN
Parental Unit
wishes
— John Glen Lunt —
Hals und Beinbrucht
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Congratulations
to the P & S
Class of 1986
Department of
Neurology
BEST WISHES
TO THE
CLASS OF 1986
FROM THE
HEALTH SCIENCES
LIBRARY
Congratulations to the Class of 1986
We at the Columbia Medical Center Bookstore extend our congratulations to
the members of the Class of 1986. We hope that our books have helped
you to build a firm foundation for your careers and we look forward to
accommodating your future educational needs.
The Columbia University Medical Center Bookstore
Medical Center 650 West 168th St., New York, N.Y. 10032 Tel. (212) 694-4044
a service of Barnes & Noble
186
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 198G
Now that you're starting out in your medical
career, you'll be spending so much time examining
the health of others, you may not have time to
examine the state of your own finances. So while
you're helping your patients keep physically fit,
our goal is to keep you fiscally fit.
As a student, you've had the benefits of Chemical's
free checking and a ChemBankcard. As a recent
graduate, you're also invited to take advantage of
Chemical's free financial counseling as well as
financial planning seminars specially designed for
health care professionals.
Its ( Ihemical's way of not only wishing you
career success, but of ensuring your financial
success, too.
Chemical Bank
Richard Donatuti, A.V.P.
1146 St. Nicholas Ave.
(at 167th Street)
N.Y., NY. 10032
Chemical Bank
Daisy Velez, Branch Manager
Main Lobby
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
168th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10032
Ci-emicalBaink
THE CHEMISTRY'S JUST RIGHT AT CHEMICAL
Member FDIC
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To the Class of 1986 —
Best wishes for a bright
and fulfilling future.
Aspasia F. Gorga
Angela G. Dal Pan
Alexandra M. Dal Pan
Marisa G. Dal Pan
COFFEE HOUSE
3938 Broadway & 165 St.
(212) 927-7011 Free Delivery
Breakfast Special $1.45
and
ALICE'S PIZZA & COFFEE SHOP
1156 St. Nicholas Ave. & 168 St.
(212) 923-9115 Free Delivery
2 Slices Pizza & 16 oz. Soda $2.00
Free Delivery Wine Specialty
Uptown Liquor Mart
4033 Broadway N.Y.C.
near 170 St.
(212) 568-2100
Congratulations from
THE PRESBYTERIAN HAIR STYLING
SALON
Joseph Prestipino
Manager Mon.-Fri. 8-5
Presb. Hosp. Rm. 133 Sat. 9-4
(212) 305-2898 No Appoint. Necessary
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Yearbook Staff
Editors Eric Greenblatt, John Lunt
Faculty Ram Jadonath
Graduates/Candids Frank Chow, Bill DeMayo,
Kevin Silver, Toba Weinstein
Activities Karen Siller
Sports Dan Coelho, Chris Rapuano
Advertising Fred Carter, Dave Hovsepian
Photography Jose Angel, Harlan Rich
Assistants Peter Buetow, Susan Mandel, Jeff Wint
Artwork Scott Stengel
Faculty Advisors Buckwheat, Nancy and Ron
— The Alumni Association for generous financial and
emotional support
— The Faculty for the Fund of Knowledge
— The Parents who contributed to our fundraising
campaign
— Janis Mitchell, P&S Club Administrative Aide
— Joe Donovan and the Hunter Publishing Company
— Ed Thornton, our Class Photographer
— Patrons for advertising in our publication
— our classmates for their photographs and Harlan for
lights
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